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December 1, 1973Biorheology

Gel-walled cylindrical channels as models for the microcirculation: dynamics of flow1

Judith Lahav Nadav Ben Eliezer A. Silberberg

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Abstract

Vessels in the microcirculation have been compared to channels in a gel. In this study a method has been developed whereby a geometrically well defined section of a flow system was composed of a cylindrical gel mantic of outer radius R G , surroundin

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8b250e60c8c47a9ee3c243 https://doi.org/10.3233/bir-1973-10413

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